Arrow The Emily Bett Rickards/ Felicity Smoak Thread

I endorse thie 100% Ms Smoak has grown on me quite a bit

 

This thread is LONG overdue, Felicity is great on the show, comes out with some very funny one liners and awkward moments, of course it also helps that Emily is stunning.

 

The funny thing is that her character should not have worked, but Ms. Rickards made the character her own and Felicity is awesome because of it.

Keep it up girl.

 

Do NOT stop with the posting of the pictures, keep them coming!

 

Dark Raven: Because her character could easily have been too obnoxious and cheesy which would've been a bad mix in the show. It almost happened at the beginning when she was working with Walter. But her quirkiness really shined in later episodes and that's why she got promoted.

That and the fact she has great one liners, especially in tonights episode. Hilarious.

 

I honestly wouldn't be surprised though to see the Producers have her relationship with Oliver become romantic at some point in the series, especially since there are some fan groups emerging that are hoping for it to become a reality apparently and I honestly don't blame them since I think Felicity's character and Oliver have the best chemistry between a male and female character on the show.

 

She's awesome. Forget Laurel and Thea. Felicity is where it's at.

 

Agreed. Can't stand Laurel and Thea, but Felicity continues to be awesome.

 

Felicity belongs with Diggle. My girlfriend and I think they'd make a cute couple...

 

You know, I actually want her with Diggle too. But to end the Laurel nonsense, I wouldn't mind if she gets together with Ollie.

 

Agreed, plus if anything, they've given more teases/nods at the idea of a romantic pairing between Oliver and Felicity as of late, especially with all of Felicity's rather humorous dialogues.

I'm not an shipper for this pairing but it's kind of obvious to me that aside from the good chemistry that Oliver has with Slade and Diggie when it comes to the male figures in his life, it's Felicity that takes the winning when it comes to his chemistry with the female characters on the show.

 

More of the awesome Felicity Smoak.

 

Yeah, Laurel definitely resembles Lana's character in many shades, with Tommy's one following Lex's one very close behind.

I guess in this case, unlike the character of Chloe, it seems like Felicity's character is more universally well received since I know that when it came to Chloe, fans were divided, with many adoring and loving her while others just couldn't stand her and wanted her to leave the show already.

 

I wonder if it'll change when they pair her up and add some relationship drama. I can't blame the actress alone on Laurel, but the way she is written, is utterly annoying and tiresome. This whole I love you, I don't love you. You were a jerk, cheated on me with my sister, are partially responsible for her death, you continuously hurt my feelings, let's shag.

 

No gif of her in the casino when she was talking to Oliver over the comms? :-(

"It feels good knowing you're inside me."

LOL!!!!! I nearly died!!!!

 

I say sexier with glasses on. I dig that whole nerdy thing.

 

To me she just looks permanently sexy, I love her character and actress playing her is gorgeous as well, the more Felicity we get the better in my eyes.

 

That would be interesting to see somewhere down the line.

However, it would really be nice to see Felicity and Diggle together. They have such great chemistry together. And, besides, Diggle deserves to be happy.

I agree, with the way she is currently written.

However, if circumstances change (i.e. -- if her father were killed), her motivations could change and cause her character to go down a certain path and evolve into something similar to the character we know and love.

I actually didn't like her very much at the beginning of the season, because she was just an annoying, bratty b**ch. But ever since she started working at CNRI and hooked up with Roy, she seemed to have found a bit more purpose, so she's a little more tolerable.